Bristle worms living under my brain corals

[SurrealSerenity]

So I have two brain corals on opposite sides of my tank. Under each are bristle worms and they seem to live under them. Should I be worried?
Thanks

[klepto]

They shouldn't pose a threat. I have seen bristles stealing food from my LPS, but never causing any damage. They are very beneficial detritivores and will help clean up excess food.
http://www.reefcentral.org/forums/showthread.php?t=941035

[anathema]

Nah they will help clean up any food the corals drop. Bristle worms are beneficial.

[jtdesotel]

Should be fine, I have the same in one of my tanks, and it never seems to bother anything

[StrongMN]

I have not seen any issues with brissle worms around any of my LPS other than it looks pretty wierd when they are crawiling out on or under from them.

[Reefer577]

So you have worms in your brains eh? Sounds dangerous. ;p

Everyone needs a place to hide and bristle worms like to hide under flat rocks, corals, etc.

[nvdiz]

I had a couple under my brain almost a year ago... Dont worry about it

[Reef Bass]

The only "harm" I've seen the bristle worms under my corals (including trachys, scolys, favias and favites) do is steal food from their "roofs".

[DJREEF]

Hell, I used to feed the small ones to my Trachys, and Scolys. It was one of the few things that the shrimp wouldn't steal out of their mouths.

DJ